Imperial German Army Air Gunner badge was awarded to World War I German air crew who operated machine guns. It was worn pinned to the left breast pocket of the uniform. Our reproduction is a “cut-out” design made of nickel. It shows an eagle with outstretched wings atop a target of concentric circles, surrounded by a wreath composed of oak leaves on the right and laurel leaves on the left and surmounted by the imperial crown. The reverse has a simple pin-back.

The German stormtrooper badge was awarded to the shock troops who used infiltration tactics against allied trenches in the late stages of World War I. The badge was worn on the left breast pocket. Our reproduction is made in bronze. It features a death's head with crossed potato masher hand grenades and the name ""STURMTRUPP."" The reverse has a simple pin back.

Reproduction of the Imperial German Army wound badge issued between 1914- 1918. This reproduction is made of stamped brass with pin back like the originals. The black 3rd Class Wound Badge was awarded for up to two wounds.

Reproduction of the Imperial German Army wound badge issued between 1914- 1918. This reproduction is made of stamped brass with pin back like the originals. The silver 2nd Class Wound Badge was awarded for up to five wounds.

Reproduction of the Imperial German Army wound badge issued between 1914- 1918. This reproduction is made of stamped brass with pin back like the originals. The Gold 1st Class Wound Badge was awarded for five or more wounds.

Reproduction of the Imperial German Army wound badge issued between 1914- 1918. This cut out style reproduction is made of stamped brass with pin back like the originals. The black 3rd Class Wound Badge was awarded for up to two wounds.

Reproduction of the Imperial German Army wound badge issued between 1914- 1918. This cut out style reproduction is made of stamped brass with pin back like the originals. The silver 2nd Class Wound Badge was awarded for up to five wounds.

Reproduction of the Imperial German Army wound badge issued between 1914- 1918. This cut out style reproduction is made of stamped brass with pin back like the originals. The black 3rd Class Wound Badge was awarded for up to two wounds.

1st class was awarded to former soldiers from the security force, the East Asian Expeditionary Corps, the occupation forces in China and the Navy when they were off the coasts of the colonies in use. Eight pointed -star of nonferrous metal, originals were silver plated slightly curved, to see the top 5 tips. The other obscured by ornamentation. On the back of a vertical pin.

Reproduction of the Staff badge used by the Imperial German Staff Officers to Kaiser Wilhelm II. Gold finish with pinback.